Hi. I just got my ears pierced (Yeah I know most people get thst done really young but I'm different) anywayz i read on the little leaflet thing that you have to keep the earrings they first put into your ear for 6months?? At the beggining of summer I want to know if it would be ok to just switch earrings anyway?? I got them pierced at the beggining of summer so the earrings wouldn't have been changed for 3 months
hip9314 answered Friday June 15 2007, 10:58 pm: i had the same problem i had my ears pierced when i was 12 and i tried to take it out but then i could put them back on again so it started bleeding so i waited for like 6 monthes and my ear was fine my adivice is to wait and when its 6 monthes take it out
glamdiva227 answered Friday June 15 2007, 10:57 pm: when i got my ears pierced, i had to keep them in for 6 weeks. it probably would be ok if you switched them- but make sure they're in for at least 3 weeks before you take them out and switch. i think you'll be ok. :] [ glamdiva227's advice column | Ask glamdiva227 A Question ]
bLue_in_tHe_faCe answered Friday June 15 2007, 10:25 pm: I guess you could if you wanted. But if your ears are still tender then you might want to lay off. If you do then don't switch them alot. Maybe once or something, since you shouldn't be taking them out to begin with. But I got my belly pieced I was suppost to leave it in for 6-8 weeks but Ive taken it out & switched it already and it's only been 3 weeks. Mainly, make sure you keep cleaning them. If they hurt too much to take out just leave them alone. Hope this helped [ bLue_in_tHe_faCe's advice column | Ask bLue_in_tHe_faCe A Question ]
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